I’ll be here :))

That would be very interesting

Yes yes yes I can’t wait

You should do I spent a day with recovering addicts. I would gladly be on!

when Anthony posted and you dont know what to comment so you comment when your early and you dont know what to comment.

I know right?!

There’s lots of shitty people. Though there’s a lot of good people, I would say more good than bad. No matter who you are you’ve been discriminated against in one way or another, don’t live as a victim.

Simpler version: too different: discriminated.

Some people are just weird like that

gosh, yes that's exhausting.

I agree. Both animals and people with albinism are stunning.

@@alexandriatrenier7366 Ah, yes. Whenever I wak into a room everyone gets blinded by how pale I am.

@@ivetterodriguez1994 Gave me a chuckle

Well yeah we never judge animals by the colour of their skin or fur but when it comes to people (not me and hopefully you) they often do

@@ivetterodriguez1994 How does one wak into a room?

Lol 😂

Well their not wrong-

@@sunnydasheep no shit.

I actually have autism oculocutaneous albinism Never thought someone like me would be on my fav UKpostsrs show.

@@bryceball7125 autism or albinism

semme! thank you so much for being on the show! you’re captivating and inspiring asf my dude. good luck on being single after this lmao

I dont think youre gonna be for long after this vid

Ok

I wished that you knew how beautiful you are

Get into that comment section then my man. It's the new way to meet people I hear

Exactly, it just proves how much of a social construct race is.

yeah

This needs more likes

I’m of mixed race black and white. Even though that I’d say that treatment didn’t happen as often as someone with Albinism. There is definitely a racial double standard there even if your mixed ethnicity. Where at times I’m not accepted on either side. I could never understand fully what the individuals in the interview went through. But I can in a way somewhat empathize with that loneliness, cause if your of mixed ethnicity and you don’t look like either one race, how one can be alienated.

@SantaNotKnown But no one said that? It's a fact that black people with albinism face discrimination in their own communities and that is an issue that should be addressed. Black people with albinism are still black and deserve to welcome in their own communities.

@Yoshi i love pokemon so it honestly made me laugh and i found it amusing that i could call myself that from now on 😂 but i also don't mind the word "albino" and as i'm watching the video now i'm seeing one of the guests doesn't like being called that. i guess it's different for everyone

btw my original comment was liked by anthony and i got all happy but then realized i made some spelling errors and forgot a whole word because i was typing this in excitement, so i went to fix it, and now anthony's like is gone 🙈 just wanted to add this for future reference for people who happen to read this lol if you happen to get a like by the uploader of the video and don't want it to go away, don't edit your comment 😂 i should've just left my original comment unedited 🙈🙊

omg indeed!!! shiny human sound so cool

i love everything about this comment (except the bullying :/ )

THAT'S TRUE THOUGH omg i love this

Everyone in the country: is born with black/brown hair his family seeing the white hair when he was born: oh shit, he's the mc

This deserves way more likes

Major main character vibes!

Love this energy!!

Hes my type. His personality too

@@adavid2548 same

i love you too!

@@GraphicEntertainment omg!! Thank you so much!

Ikr, as soon as I heard him speak I was just like 🤩🤩🤩

Sign me up y'all

right? he is so funny!

I actually never even knew albinism was the correct term.. I’m glad I know now too, although I wouldn’t go up to someone and ask if their albino 😂 just like I wouldn’t ask if someone were black or white or anything like that. You can see that, and what does it matter.

God forbid, you could have offended someone! Because there is nothing worse than "offending" someone, right?

@@Kevin-gb8gb If you can easily avoid it, it's unnecessary and easily avoidable.

@@ItsaMeSandy Your comment seems over dramatic. You know people can actually choose to whether to take offense or not? People are just too damn sensitive, it's pathetic.

Fr frrrrrrrr

A kid at my middle school had albinism, and he was bullied a lot for it. That and the fact people thought it was funny to get him to have meltdowns... It was horrifying seeing people act that way. I hope he's doing alright now

Same! I thought it was more known and appreatiated....turn out the opposite....😭....Like bruhh...I think their really unique and awesome tbh!! Hope you have a lovelyday for the one reading this!

@@fxerie hope hes doing well🙏✨😔

@Wellington Franco huh?

Yeah even children run from you when you are one and some just whisper among themselves

She sounds beautiful, as all people with or without albinism are. Love yourself 💛

She does sound so pretty!

She sounds gorgeous

Connie Chiu?

@@xelaphun7300 No, I mean, I know her personally. I don't know why Connie Chiu is :)

I've always hated having blonde eyelashes (I'm a ginger) but after seeing people with albinoism and light lashes it made me feel less ugly about myself I could see from another point of view how GORGEOUS they are. Unique and beautiful.

@@xsargantxshaftx7997 i think people with light eyelashes/eyebrows always look like beautiful fairies

@@xsargantxshaftx7997 I was worried about how this comment was panning out, but it ended up being really cool

LITERALLY! ever since a child i loooovee albinism like i even wished i am like them

Agreed but in the end, it's the person individually who styles themself. Nobody is inherently ugly because it is subjective and requires self-care to look healthy and fresh.

Well, no one is EVERYBODY's type. Right?

He’s definitely my type

Ngl I thought it said correct my ass cant read lol

@every day kid Lol 😂

Dude being hot as hell

That's awful! Did she get away with it?

awww that's so cute!

So sweet!

I love that🥹

thank you for the kind words!

Yes! Thank you for wording what I was thinking. He’s just all in all a handsome guy! Great sense of humor, great outlook on life, and he makes music? Frickin’ awesome

i've never heard of albinism before, so this is pretty much a new discovery, and i'm amazed

Albinism in animals are also so beautiful! Even a friggin albino Moth looks like a magical creature 💖

I still think being albino is just sooo cool

@@AdrianTheG I knew I wasn't the only one lmao

I would die for an albino rat-

Yesss 👏👏

I met an albino girl in high school

She was beautiful

why do people hate each other so much for like literally no reason :/

This hit my mix breed self hard lol😭

Speaking of educating, I’m really not sure pigment level in your eyes makes your eyes move back and forth?

yeah i have severe vision loss and i also get bullied for many reasons cause i have autism and a white cane and feeding tube (NG tube so i have a tube going down my nostril), but one reason is i have nystagmus (uncontrollable jerking motions of the eyes) and strabismus (crossed eyes), and i have severe amblyopia (lazy eye) that makes my left eyelid really droopy so it makes my eyes look even weirder, i really hope your sister is in a kinder environment now and yes i also think kids should be educated more on genetic conditions, and medical conditions in general

I'm sorry you got bullied, I think people with albinism are so gorgeous and I hope people respect you more.

I’m sorry for what happened to you

@@alexandriatrenier7366 a olpl

I'm sorry. I think that people with it are very beautiful.

I don't understand why people pick on you because of your skin albinism is Soo pretty and unique to me

Awe that’s sweet

That's soo sweet🥺🥺

For real though, hating on differences is kinda learned, just look at how many kids are not only ok with people being different but actually admire it and think the people are cool :)

This is one of the sweetest thing I've ever read, omg you both seem to be such good human beings and I hope you have a nice day.

omg that’s so wholesome

ive actually never heard of it so a video on it would be awesome till then ill be doin my research

Please do this!!

Yes please. We need to lift the stigma of baldness, especially bald women.

Bro he looks like brock lesner idk

He seems really sweet too

Meh

Yea!!!

Oh yeah my time to shine

YESSSSSSSS FINALLY PEOPLE COULD SEE WTF WE ACTUALLY GO THROUGH💪💪

He should show them flashing lights lol

Ah yeah my time to rave.

thank you!

Omg it him

Yess! Thando is so eloquent and sounds very well-informed. I'll definitely be looking up her other interviews, she also sounds like a wonderful person.

Was looking for this comment 💯

*ZAZAZAZAZAZAZAZAZAZAZA*

Nah fr fr , I almost never see South Africans featured

I just went to South Africa two weeks ago i got an elephant tattoo there for the safaris i went on 🇿🇦🤎

Yess same

Another 25 year old Australian here and yup, agreed! He’s funny, musical, very good looking... what’s not to like!

Yassssss

I'm also confirming this but from a 24 year old Brazillian perspective

My 23 year old Greek perspective says s a m e

Me too both guys are cute as hell. I mean the gurl too, of course!

@@juniorsutereo Agreed! He is so fascinating, not just because of the way he looks. And fascinating people are my type :)

I would love to see a photoshoot with Semme and Thando

@@BCsenge97 that would be awesome!

thank you! :)

Agreed!! As someone with albinism I hate being called a goddess and stuff like that. It feels weird.

I used to get bullied for my albinism in school so for a few years (end of elementary, beginning of middle school) I convinced people I was part vampire just so they would leave me alone 🙃 the reddish eyes definitely helped my case there. Now I just joke about it a lot Basically what I'm tryna say is, if you don't have albinism and you "joke" it can be boarder line bullying. So just because I joke about my condition doesn't mean you can. Anyway, greetings my cousins. It's really cool seeing all the people w albinism come out of the woodworks. I've never met another PWA face to face to random encounters online are my favorite thing

I mean, I think it's cool and in some ways attractive, but it's just another mutation. And I don't mean that derogatorily. Humans are full of mutations and irregularities that aren't bad, they just ARE. Just because you vary from what the "intended" biological template should be does not make you lesser. I have the big boy Aspergers/Autism. I am not lesser, nor am I what humans are "intended" to be. I just am. That is how I look at these kinds of things, including sexuality and gender. Strictly speaking, homosexuality and transgender is not what is intended with our species. It is not "bad", but it is not "good" either. It just "is". The negativity surrounding them is cultural, because the traits themselves are by default neutral (especially in an advanced society where albinism, autism, paraplegia, or many other conditions are not death-sentences anymore. Any inherent difficulty that naturally comes with them can be addressed and neutralized. So they just "are". That's my philosophy on it.

@@thogthemighty7960 and it's a good philosophy

@@thogthemighty7960 this is so well written

Looking at your profile pic, you’re so good lookin ✋😩

It's so weird hearing him ask them what they call themselves, if they think the term albino is offensive, and all that when you yourself are like them.

Same I’m watching this knowing what it’s like to live with albinism

People: wow albinism is so cool and mysterious I wonder what people with albinism do Me: sitting in bed eating chips

I felt this one in my soul.

people with endometriosis* Anthony is trans inclusive, and not only women have endo

@@adrienfox6228 fixed it, thanx!

@@VR-vw5ox I just want to thank you for being very open to changing it ☺️

@Natasha Bertelsen This year I found out I have it. It’s a shame that is not taught in schools, at least I didn’t learn it in my school.

uh what is endometriosis? i want to be more educate luls

idk but it just sounds mean when people in the comments try to compliment him without mentioning his looks

@@kaasronald3623 I don't really care about looks, I'm demisexual. His mind just matters more to me. He's also still supes attractive physically but I don't really judge based on vanity.

@@matchamate lol ok you win. i was just imagining being insecure about my looks and stating that in a video and then everyone commenting that my mind is beautiful.

@@kaasronald3623 Women in general honestly care less about looks than personality. It's mainly men that are visually focused.

@Malum Just keep spinnin'! 👏🚁

That's a heavy one that I would love to see. Hadn't even thought about it, but I think it could help a lot of people. I only recently (last five years or so) became ok with sharing my story because I saw how it could help people going through the same things I went through at that time, rather than just the shame I felt for literally decades. Once that shame is destigmatised, you can see just how many people are silently suffering with suicidal thoughts and need people who really understand what they're going through - rather than just well-meaning friends/family/professionals, who have never been there.

I’m one of them. It can get pretty heavy for people to talk about unless they’ve moved past it and gained enough understanding or acceptance of what they went through

@@noelsmaison685 and it's HARD to move past it. I don't know about you, but it literally took me decades to talk to anyone, other than my best friend who I KNEW wouldn't judge me (been besties for almost 30yrs now, since kindergarten), and even then, it was years after. I only ended up telling my mother in a small fight we, had about what my brother is going through, a few years ago, and that's only because I have such a supportive husband (14yrs now). I'm very glad that it sounds like you're doing better, and just know that depression and it's baggage is nothing to be ashamed of, and there are many people that have gone through what we have and they're happy to provide support 🙂💜

Your son has such a wonderful personality! I am sure you are proud of him ☺️❤️

interesting

Yes pls! Thisss

Yes! I have dyslexia, dysgraphia and dyscalcula

YES PLS, I’m getting a test to see if I do have that bc I’ve been struggling and i really do mean struggling with math ever since I was in 1st grade to now (I’m in 8th grade)

Are they related?

South Africans are everywhere 😂😂🇿🇦🇿🇦✌🔥

haha that's cute, don't worry

Yea........... that's a yikes

@@mashrafialam682 I mean not really

it felt a bit "yikes" to me because while i was genuinely curious to hear how having albinism affected other people's dating lives, i didn't think anyone would see my post so i rambled on lol. i didn't even realize it had gotten so many upvotes until i watched this video now. and i guess i just wanted to explain why personally i am struggling with my looks, since most people know that albinism includes little or no pigmentation in the skin, but everything about the low vision part and how it affects the eyes, the pupils, the iris, is less known. oh well, it was a nice feeling being recognized by anthony :) but thank you guys for your kind words ❤

Selam Türk kardeş 😊😊

I have albinism too. I felt the same way

I’ve been living in this world for almost 24 years and I’m uneducated about albinism. I wasn’t even aware that people would discriminate against it. I’m super grateful to learn more about it and how it affects the lives of people who has albinism 🙏🏼

this absolutely breaks my heart. i can't even fathom having that type of hatred for anyone, especially my own child

SAME

I would be to triggered to watch the video.

@@opal4481 cringe

@@jimmyvanilla5285 cringe to say cringe 🤔

Same

I was looking for this comment. The way she speaks is Just beautiful.

i know right!!

She just amazing I'm glad we have the same name 😁

@@thandomthembu7987 that’s cool

I know I found her calming

I'm so sorry She was a hero

@@nataliegroysman8100 aww thank you it means a lot. I sadly didn't know the real her due to dementia but my mum always told me she was a fighter. Thank you for replying

what's a nan?

@@esthevann it’s what we call a ‘grandma/grandmother’ in Britain

@@esthevann Some places call grandmothers nan or nana

Omg same glad I’m not the only one!! Haha

Same here 😭

Lol

Same. Next episode " I spent a day with Dyslexics" lol

same haha

Same b/c one time I saw two twins with albinism that r African American it’s just rare seeing people with albinism that it is astonishing to see

@@priscillaarellano562 Bruh my school had black triplets with albinism and I 100% agree

You're still young. Don't make my mistake and shy away from everyone ignoring you. Build up your confidence.

I promise you're not the only one and that there are so many of us out there! I don't know what country you're in, but if you're in the US, look up NOAH - the national organisation for albinism and hyperpigmentation, or if you happen to be in the UK, the albinism fellowship (although I'm sure there are organisations in other countries!). Meeting other people with albinism has been amazing, and they have a lot of support options for young people. Take care!

Aw bless you, you are not alone theres alot of us all different ages im 51

@@ivetterodriguez1994 great advice thats something ive never conquered im quite a shy person unless im around people i know my sight is the biggest issue as i cant recognise people unless the are with 2 metres or i hear their voice so i would say being registered blind has had a big impact on my confidence im the one quite happy to be in the background

im so sorry to hear that ur brother gets bullied :(

@@strawberry2612 yeah I feel bad for him😭 I can tell it’s getting to him

@@strawberry2612 I mean I’m sure the bullying will stop as he gets older but no little kid should spend their child hood feeling embarrassed about how they look

Ignorance is so personally destructive to people that are bullied but please remind him that the fact that they don't understand it, exposed to albanism, is not his fault and he is beautiful!

ppl needs to be more nice

id like peoples thoughts on this: im a straight guy but i can see hes not "ugly". but most of what i see in the comments are (mostly) girls saying stuff like this. But isnt that kinda weird? if we were to flip the roles here and there was an attractive girl in the video and guys were like "wow she is really hot. how is she single?" people would find that creepy and weird. So why is it ok right now? am I totally wrong here? im asking out of curiosity because im not sure if im seeing a double standard here or not

@@pvic6959 the only answer I have for your question if I’m reading it correctly is toxic masculinity. It’s not secret that women are allowed to comment on other women appearance without being gay but men can’t. There is a huge double standard that I find really dumb. It’s sad really. If men don’t clarify they’re straight everyone would be like “that’s gay”

@@ineedsomrmilk thats so true as well. I guess thats why I felt the need to specify my straightness lol. But I thin I didnt make my question clear. I was talking about the disparity between girls "thirsting" over guys being ok but if guys "thirst" over girls, the guys are gross, creeps, etc. Im not sure if thats how it really is though. But i have seen comment threads where guys are torn apart by others for calling a girl in a video attractive and stuff like that. Obviously if anything is overly sexual, that is crossing a line and should not be ok by anyone

@@pvic6959 yeh i see what your saying.I do think it is a bit weird that women are “allowed” to say overly sexual things on the internet to men. One thing that maybe perpetuating this is the notion that men always want sex and they would always be down (also diminished male sexual harassment and rape victims). I guess if it was said to a girl then it would be received differently as the media portrays women as helpless little things. then again, he has asked for these comments and thus would be ok with the thirst traps. if he had come out and said n ‘im flattered but stop cus im uncomfortable’, then it won’t be ok to post thirsty comments about him.

I think he did one already? Might want to double check, I will too. If not, would be great to see a variety of trans people, binary and non-binary

Yeas!! I hate this Indian culture where transgenders are often seen as someone for “entertainment” If you are a trans female in India people will ridicule and say “taali baja taali baja” (translation- clap your hands,clap your hands) It’s soooooooo hurtful to see

I seen the title and filled with joy

OMG YOU'RE QUESTION WAS ANSWERED

@@astrid4911 oh god yes i noticed that too after i kept watching 😂 it was a bit embarrassing that it was a question where i rambled on about my lack of a dating life, and it was the first time anything i wrote on the internet ever made it into a video, but i'm trying to not feel so embarrassed and more be happy that anthony noticed me 😂

Girl you’re gorgeous! READ THAT AGING!

The right one is out the for you! Don't give up ❣️

:(( ❤️

Man, people are so shallow. As if looks were as important as everyone pretends they are, as if being a decent person didn't matter at all. And society wonders why so many marriages fail. I hope you'll find someone who appreciates you for you, with everything that entails.

I think this would be very interesting if he could get people with different subtypes of EDS as well, which I assume would be possible with his wide reach. Since he usually doesn't have more than three guests he couldn't represent all thirteen(+) but it would be important to show how different symptoms can be.

Yes! If he does, Yvie Oddly could be in it. She has talked about it on Drag Race. I’d also like to learn more since I work in the medical field.

Martina from EatYourKimchi could be interviewed! She's incredible 💙

I have a friend who was diagnosed last year and she's been bringing so much awareness to it however she can.

That’s a great idea. T1d already sucks but so many people are ignorant about it, it just makes it so much worse

I second this

Yes!!!

Yes!!

Yes same here!! When people think Diabetes they think of obesity and lifestyle. I'm Type1 and it's annoying knowing that people don't know the difference

It sounds hella creepy like they're adding you to their collection.

When I read that it made my skin crawl. You shouldn't be talk to that way or treated like an Object.

i feel this but as an asian woman lmao

@@CurtisTomko7107 gotta catch 'em all!

I am ginger as well and I've had questions like "are your pubes ginger too?" coming at me in the past so 🙃🙃🙃 Like what in the world is that question? (mainly coming from males ofc)

I can't believe teachers would do that. Why become a teacher if you don't care about all of your pupils. Sorry to hear your story 😭 but than again they Germans so as a Pole i don't think highly of them. Bullying children is not the worst they did after all.

@@katek7039 that's in the past though. I'm every single country you will meet horrible people. They are everywhere.

Very sorry to hear that. I hope you do well in life and be happy.

man, that must've been hard, hope you will have a happy life:>

thanks to everyone for your kind words. i should probably make it clear that my intention wasn't to bash on a country or anything like that, especially since i myself was born in germany and love living here, though i fully understand why others might still have a bad image of the country because of its past. i originally didn't want to mention the country at all but then at that time couldn't think of the opposite word to "immigrants". would you say indigenous people? wasn't sure so i didn't use it. i should also add that most of my teachers were amazing, but sadly one rotten apple can spoil the whole barrel. this teacher's attitude towards me really tore at my self-confidence, and for years, even after finishing high school, i wondered why he treated me that way. it really would've been another thing if i'd had issues with most of my teachers, cause then i would've known that i was the problem. when you feel like you did nothing to warrant such hostility, it makes you all the more confused, especially when the teacher clearly sees your disability and you'd expect them to at least somewhat care that they have a student in class who can only see 10% of what the rest of the students can see (my vision is about 10% which i heard is common for people with albinism, and i always used a monocular like one of the guests in the video). that's not me trying to make myself the victim but i just can't deny that it was harder for me to see/read everything like the others, and i know for a fact that trying to act like you don't have this disability and that you're just like the other kids only makes you depressed in the end because as much as you try to act like "oh my vision isn't THAT bad", you constantly realize it IS,, so it's best to embrace the fact that you often need help :) i thought about this teacher's motives long and hard for years and sadly can only link it to xenophobia since - like i said - i didn't even have the guts to ever properly stand up to him like i should have. i then later heard that my brother's friend, who is black and always had amazing grades in school, especially in literature, failed his class because of this teacher and couldn't graduate in the same year my brother did. my brother says his friend always stood his ground to the teachers, and maybe this teacher hated that and that's why he gave him horrible grades. in literature class where we only wrote essays it was usually easier for teachers to grade essays however they wanted to, since it was not like a math test where the person got the question right or wrong. so overall, i just wanted to share my experience with a horrible teacher who made me feel like crap about myself for years and hope others don't have to experience the same thing. i'm okay now btw and will graduate university this march (took me a bit longer than other students bc of my low vision but i'm going to have a master's degree in computer science soon, so i'm happy and proud of myself :) ) and hope others with albinism and low vision also reach a point in life where they can be proud of themselves ❤

And the spectrum asthma comes in. I have exercise induced asthma and went through that garbage in high school. I'd have to bring my inhaler to P.E. and pushed myself harder because of garbage teachers said minimizing my medical diagnosis. Had a few really bad asthma attacks because if it, and even that wasn't enough to convince their high and mighty opinion of, "you're being a drama queen and faking it, it's not that bad." 🙄

I'd like to see that for sure and can understand. My little brother passed away of asthma at 24 and there's so many ignorantass people out there thinking it's not big deal.😑

I know and have known a lot of people with asthma in my life and not all cases are the same. Some only needed a brief puff on occasion whereas others suffered severe athsma attacks all throughout spring. It's rather annoying that athsma in media is only used with the typical nerd/overweight kid.

I had a classmate girl who claimed to have asthma. But at the same time, she calmly did P.E. I really want a video on this topic to understand if my classmate actually has asthma.

Yo.. asthma is so Fucking painful... One time I was having an asthma attack and it felt like An elephant sitting in ur chest... But thanks god I have a inhaler

I have the benefit of wonderful Holocaust-surviving grandparents, but not everyone does, and not everyone understands what happened and the repercussions it has today.

This is a great video idea and I really hope that Anthony sees this comment! I had the chance to be in a class called Holocaust Literature last year, and it was so eye opening! Sadly, not everyone has this opportunity to learn so much about the harsh reality of the Holocaust and the hardships they went through! I even got to meet a wonderful woman who survived the Holocaust (Sonja DuBois) and got a picture with her and bought her book (signed), it was amazing to hear her story!

I would apply to this one omg

Yes!

Please

This is interesting. In Spanish it's totally fine to say "albino" and "oriental". Also, "albino" just means "white", it comes from the Latin "albinus".

Funny, I've called muself albino around people because "person with albinism" is simply to long. It's subjective. The way I see it whether I was an animal or a human I have a genetic mutation that makes me albino.

@@ivetterodriguez1994 And technically we're animals xd

@@ivetterodriguez1994 that’s a good point. My nephew is autistic but many people have said that’s offensive, that they should be called “people with autism”.

@@arianam9977 in English Oriental is related to objects (like a rug or a vase), but is offensive to people. I don’t know. I don’t have albinism and I’m not Asian. 🤷🏼‍♀️

Same! I hate when kids make this into a joke and say they have PTSD from every little thing that happens in their life. This is a very strong subject and I really want people to see how much this effects peoples lives.

@@Ilivepuppys Exactly. There’s so many misconceptions.

Yes and not only vetrans. People can get PTSD from various things. Yet those who did not get it from fighting for their country are often not heard.

@@Aliceintherosegarden yes but the kids who say they have it are never diagnosed... like when kids say "I have depression" and if you ask how it feels they just say "sad" which is completely wrong. PTSD and Depression is now "cool to have"

Omg yesss

@@mallbratgirl_3005 no he hasn’t